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Tag Archives: street
DigitalRev’s rules for street photography
This guy is almost always very long-winded so I just muted this video and enjoyed the revisit to Hong Kong streets. I miss this place.
Mong Kok street party
Chinese people gathering to watch a street show. Mong Kok. I love this place. So alive all the time.
Pig heads hanging
Look at this! I’m near “Man Street”, a street so nicknamed because it’s filled with tools, meat, electronics, and junk. You know, for guys only! Don’t worry, there’s a “Ladies Street” as well here. All bases covered.
How blind people cross the street alone
I love Tommy Edison’s videos. Always making me think about how the world around me appears to somebody who can’t see. Things like crossing the street are a big task for somebody like him. [via]
A funny commentary on street fashion photography
Photo: Herman Yung Chelsea Fagan at Thought Catalog writes it best in a few bullet points about the current state of street photography. Here’s a snippet: Why won’t they admit that they clearly only photograph models? I thought the point … Continue reading →